High School Sports

Jae’lynn Brown, Josiah Dupree-Boyd and Mikya Adams power a 28–14 road win as Vista del Lago moves to 6–1 and 2–0 in the Ivy League.

Bobby Greer scores twice and Joey Ward posts eight tackles and a sack as the Eagles turn toward Perris after a 31–21 loss to Moreno Valley.

Jaron Hill’s two receiving touchdowns, a disruptive defensive front and Jovany Espinoza’s seven kicking points help Moreno Valley move to 4–3.

Aaron Bowser’s 113 receiving yards and strong defensive work from O’Keith, Hawkins and Celestine deserve recognition after a 28–14 loss to Vista del Lago.

Angel Robles, Jaxon Taylor and Joseph Turner lead a complete Canyon Springs response at Lakeside, lifting the Cougars to 4–3.

Canyon Springs is 2–2 after a hard 21–12 loss at Westminster, but the Cougars have already shown the balance and fight needed to answer quickly.

Under the Moreno Valley lights, Vista del Lago turned a city showdown into a statement, beating previously unbeaten Moreno Valley 21–14 in the game everyone will be talking about.

Rancho Verde’s defense delivered a fierce effort in a 7–3 loss to Serrano. At 1–3, the Mustangs’ record is bruised—but their fight is unmistakable.

Moreno Valley’s perfect start ended against Vista del Lago, but a 3–1 record, a punishing run game and a defense loaded with playmakers say the Vikings are far from finished.

At 2–1, Valley View leaves its bye week with one of the city’s best runners, a ball-hawking secondary and a major road test at Upland.

Valley View's road scrimmage at Bonita provided the Eagles with valuable evaluation reps, communication work and a clear path into Week 0.

Rancho Verde's scrimmage at Canyon Springs delivered valuable road repetitions, physical competition and a clear teaching plan before the season opener.

Valley View opens its 2026 campaign at home against Claremont, bringing a talented roster and strong community energy into Week 0.

Moreno Valley is 3–0, Jahsiah Sio has rushed for 593 yards through three games, and QB William Davis has seven touchdown passes.

Rancho Verde begins the 2026 season at home Thursday night against Redlands East Valley with physicality, field position and composure in focus.

The Vikings begin the 2026 season on the road at Eisenhower with an opportunity to carry productive scrimmage momentum into a composed four-quarter performance.

The Cougars open the 2026 season on the road at St. Anthony, where communication, disciplined tackling and offensive rhythm will be central to Week 0.

Vista del Lago's four-team home scrimmage delivered a wide range of looks and valuable live repetitions before the Ravens' 2026 opener.

Vista del Lago opens the 2026 season at home against Silverado with explosive execution, possession discipline and tackling in space among the keys.

Canyon Springs used its home scrimmage against Rancho Verde to evaluate depth, communication and execution before the Cougars' Week 0 road opener.